Chances at UCs and other west coast schools?

Asking because I’m in a bit of a strange position with high SAT scores and low GPA. I’ve always taken the most challenging classes (for example, I’ve never taken a regular class if there was an AP or honors version available). But because of this, my unweighted is pretty low.

Schools: UCLA, UCB, UCSB, UCSD, USC, Seattle University, University of Washington, Santa Clara University
Major: communications
Demographics: Asian female, senior, middle class, California resident

UW GPA (10-11): 3.5 / (9-11): 3.6
W GPA (10-11): 4.17 (a little lower for 9-11, because my school doesn’t allow AP classes freshman year)
UC GPA: 3.92

SAT: 2280 (750/780/750)
SAT II: Scores aren’t out yet, will be taking Biology M, Literature, and Math II
PSAT: 228, National Merit Semifinalist

Courseload: AP World History (5), AP Lang (5), AP Biology (4), APUSH (4), AP Calculus AB (5), AP Econ (senior year), AP Lit (senior year). Couldn’t get AP Calc BC because of scheduling but will be taking the AP test (and will be including this information in application).

Internship as TA for Chinese program for 5 years
Yearbook business manager and copy editor for 1 year
JV swim for 2 years
Choir and show choir for 1 year (won a few awards)
Key Club for 3 years (representative for 1 year and treasurer for 1 year)
FBLA for 1 year
NHS for 3 years
CSF for 3 years
Volunteer at farmers’ market for 1 year
Started a small online art commission business

Thanks!

UCLA/UCB: Low Reach
UCSD/USC: High Match
SCU/UCSB: Match

You are a qualified applicant and your course rigor and SAT score is excellent but GPA could be higher for better chances. Write some amazing essays and they could boost your chances. EC’s are good with some leadership positions.

Good Luck.

UCLA- Reach
UCB- Reach
UCSD- Low Reach
USC- Low Reach
UCSB- Match/Low Match
University of Washington- Match
Santa Clara University- Match
Seattle University- Safety

LA, Berk USC and UCSD are pretty unlikely but, worth a shot. Your GPA just doesn’t measure up to their standards…

The rest seem pretty likely.